From the beginning, Monash is a University in a hurry. Post-war prosperity and baby boom have seen schools and Melbourne University pushed to breaking point. In 1958, Sir Osborn McCutcheon, principal of leading architectural firm Bates, Smart and McCutcheon, is appointed to plan the site.
We have an outstanding reputation for the quality of our teaching and world-class facilities. Our global reputation ensures you are recognised for your skills and talent - no matter where in the world you choose to pursue your dreams.
It’s a certain drive to question the answers and go beyond convention that makes research at Monash different. We believe that great research, when properly applied, can lead to lasting and positive change in the world.
Our faculties, schools, departments, institutes and centres are positively changing lives every day. Our researchers are at the heart of everything we do. Find out about their research and their experience working at Monash.
Robotics, artificial intelligence, globalisation and other disruptive trends are reshaping every aspect of our lives including our careers.
A Monash education prepares you for work as we know it today but also for success into the future. Our range of flexible degree options give you the space to explore your interests and pursue your goals. We support the development of your expertise, skills, experience and resilience in order to provide you with lasting career success.
The Global Student Satisfaction Awards empower students across the globe to determine the best universities of 2019. By rating institutions on a scale from 1 to 5, on multiple studies-related questions, we found the top educators in the world.
Learn more about the Global Student Satisfaction AwardsAs a Monash student you can join a huge range of clubs, make new friends and share experiences that you'll treasure for the rest of your life. We also have many services to help you settle in and get involved. We offer a range of student services to make sure you get the most out of your time at Monash, and we encourage you to take advantage of them.
We offer many services to assist students from a rural or regional background. These include special-entry schemes, scholarships and student support.
Community means safety, friendship, support and wellbeing. A vital part of preparing yourself for a life of learning, innovation and exploration is the opportunity to meet and learn from one another. This is what living on campus, or in "Res" offers.
For students who live on campus, university life continues beyond the classrooms. Every residence has a long list of activities to help you meet people, stay connected, form study groups and enjoy your time. Friends you make in Res may well become lifelong connections and form part of your social and professional networks well beyond graduation.
All Monash students have access to online resources to improve study habits. Libraries also host events throughout the year to improve research and learning skills.
Medical clinics are located at the Caulfield, Clayton and Peninsula campuses. A team of qualified professional health-care providers staff the University Health Service and are available to provide a wide range of health care including travel advice and vaccinations, mental health, referrals, minor surgery, skin checks and pathology.
From the beginning, Monash is a university in a hurry. Post-war prosperity and a baby boom spur the creation of a new university.
Prime Minister Robert Menzies appoints English academic Sir Keith Murray to investigate Australian university education. Murray recommends the foundation of a second Victorian university. Initially conceived of as a specialist technology university to serve the areas of most pressing demand, arguments grow that it should be a fully-fledged university.
To make the most of your time at uni, a healthy and physically active lifestyle is essential. It's also a guaranteed way to make new friends while you study.
You don't have to be a sports nut or gym junkie to benefit. Monash campuses have plenty of free-play areas where you can have a kick of the ball, shoot hoops with friends, or just work out on the outdoor equipment in your spare time.
Monash University also provides high-quality services and programs at discounted rates to enrich your on-campus experience. We can teach you to swim, give you expert health and fitness advice, or show you how to perform a squat lift. At the gym, you'll find classes in aerobics, martial arts, yoga, aquatics and cycling.
Studying at uni offers a unique opportunity to try out new things and explore what most interests you. The best way to share these experiences is by joining a club and participating in your local student association.
All Monash campuses have student-run clubs that organise fun activities such as trips and social events. There are clubs for everybody, from anime and chess fanatics to lovers of performing arts and the outdoors, medieval enthusiasts and volunteer groups.
Monash overall was an incredibly interdisciplinary university that allowed you to combine different streams under one program. The staff were often well-established in their field and incredibly engaging and wonderful to learn from. Funding cuts over the past few years created some annoyances with subjects running and made a visible effect on the quality of education in...
Pros: Made new friends, place was not big so it was easy to get from one class to the next, the location is very strategic to get food etc Cons: Social activities can be increased and improved
Monash does a great job at challenging their students and gives them good tools for self-learning. Monash also provides good opportunities for students to apply their skills in practical ways with the different student groups they have available. Other than just the academic side of things, Monash has great clubs where you are able to meet friends that are like-minded and...